My 9 year old granddaughter just got a perfect score on the test and she's very pleased that she qualifies for the presidency of the United States of America.
I don't believe he took the test. I think he just looked at what was there in front of him where they were taping the interview. Usually, tests of that nature use unrelated words. I believe it's all lies.
And he also keeps making up types of questions that were not part of the test (like complicated math questions), claiming that they were on it. Like most (all?) of his stories, they keep getting more impressive (fictional) as he talks about them.
The fact that he's bragging about "acing" a test they give to people suspected of cognitive decline says all we need to know about the level of Trump's 'intellect...'
The fact two doctors thought there was enough reason to get him to do this test, which is used by doctors to determine if a person has brain damage is the real issue. What did they see that made them think he needs to be screened for brain damage. He paid both doctors a million dollars to never reveal the results of his test. That above anything shows he failed badly
Funnily enough, the so-called "IQ test" was never meant to measure "intelligence" either. It was originally conceived in France to ascertain where schoolkids were weak in some subjects so that they could receive targeted assistance. MsG
@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 That is pretty irrelevant if the so called IQ test was not an IQ test at all but instead one to recognize cognitive impairment, similar to one given by first responders to recognize impairment on the way to the hospital.
@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 If that was true why does IQ stand for intellegence quotient?. As I understood it it was to be independent of knowledge.Your IQ was a test of intelligence and ability to learn,, not knowledge, and shouldn't change as you learned more stuff..
Any normal functioning adult can ace it. It is not a test to determine intelligence. It is a test to determine if you can function on a basic level. Acing it does not make you special it just makes you average.
@@user-wb7ob7fx6y I think he probably passed it, only because if you can't pass it you probably need someone to cut your mashed potatoes for you. The test is that easy.
@@TheBarkinFrogIt is not a dementia test. It is a screening tool only. Someone could fail it if they suffered from a reversible condition such as a B12 deficiency.
@@TheBarkinFrogIt is also not part of a wellness exam after age 70. Where does this misinformation come from? You cannot use this test to rule out anything. It is a SCREENING TOOL.
@@johnnyboy62parker39 Just as I thought; no coherent thoughts, or an explanation concerning your original reply. Just a nonsensical insult. Classic Dem!
@@TheTommyboy63 well your reply suggested either you have no sense of reality or not been in circulation for 4 years. Clearly you have no sense of humour and take yourself far too seriously take a look in the mirror
@@TerkanTyr That's because it's a cult. To criticize Trump is like to criticize Jesus or God... that's why evangelists are often also Trump supporters. To criticize Trump is for them like Mohammed cartoons are for radical islamists. Basically Trump supporters are religious radicals... and there's actually nothing funny about it. Let us hope that it will all end quick and soon, so we can forget about them... even if it's too much to wish for.
@@hurtusobad - ummm, have you been paying attention? Trump supporters have threatened an armed civil war if he loses. Just days ago, they organized and ran Biden’s bus off the road! They stormed the Michigan capital with guns several weeks ago. Wtf are you even talking about?
Yes, Socrates popular quote: I know that I know nothing! Trump: Nobody knows anything better than me. New quote from Mar-a-Lago after the election: "If George Washington became president again and had Abraham Lincoln as vice president, they couldn't keep up with me". Ruth Bader Ginsburg, not the exact words, just as I remember: Trump become president, that would mean four years. My husband would have said: Better move to New Zealand. He has quite an ego.
@@anjaoldnettle2841 Poor RBG... I should have adjusted my quote. Obnoxious loudmouth egotists are rarely intelligent, otherwise they would be more humble in recognition of their own faults. They would not presume to know best. Sadly, the political system favours egotists. Trump, like many 'wealthy' people, has grown up with people fawning over him and laughing at his crap jokes and being afraid to disagree with him because they are afraid of him. He therefore has no idea of his own weaknesses nor any empathy for other people.
According to Hope Hicks' diary, what really happened was that he couldn't remember any of them and he flew into a rage. He said it was unfair because he didn't know the rules of the test and demanded a redo. So Ronny gave him a redo and he still missed one. So he says that nobody ever remembers the thing he missed and gave himself 100%.
@@NoGoingBack2024 In Australia everyone over 70 has to take this test every year to spot possible cognitive decline. It is preceded by a bunch of social questions to establish social orientation, the ability to manage finances and cope with daily living tasks. I had day surgery yesterday and had to prove the social orientation, know exactly why I was undergoing surgery and able to name the months of the year backwards. I forgot Febrary because the pre meds were kicking in. I am almost 81, so they deemed me OK.
The fact that he found the brain damage screening assessment to be so challenging though.....completely oblivious to the fact that endlessly bragging about being cleared for a very specific type of brain damage actually raises concern.
ROFL or sent him to his corner until he could behave. Who knows? Probably the same doctor that rented from him in one of his buildings that diagnosed him with bone spurs so he could get out of serving in the military.
Technically, that person could as well be the smartest person in the room. We can't tell that from the statement alone. What we can tell is that the person is most likely the one most obsessed with how their knowledge is perceived, which would psychologically indicate the subconscious assumption, that their level of knowledge and intelligence isn't the top one in the room... Otherwise it would most likely go without saying...
@@karinbackstrom2909 of course he passed it. Everyone has their lawyer sitting next to them, giving them advice on the answers. that's how everyone does it. But he only needed to ask him a hand-ful of times, not every single question like most other people. you know. ;-)
This is the kind of test used to decide if grandma can spend her pension on lollies for the grandkids, not if grandma should be allowed to walk around town with the nuclear briefcase
Actually it isn't. Assessing Mental Capacity is more complicated than that, and depends on the the context (Making a will? Moving to a care home? Deciding what to have for lunch?) The MoCA is just a quick screening test, administered by a health professional to pick out those who need a more comprehensive dementia assessment by someone else.
I took the comment as light-hearted with a serious point, which made me smile. Although the thought of my long-dead, totally dotty Nana with nuclear codes is a scary thought, your comment made me feel some hope that one day, you will see a woman heading the White House! Nana had dementia, but seemed to know that she had children, and would never have done anything to hurt them, even at the worst times of her condition; perhaps a Nana with dementia would be more careful with anything that had the potential to hurt her children? I'd like to think so.
I’m 60, and have recently done a test similar to this, and was referred to the hospital for tests, as I didn’t do great. I have a friend, who I have known for 40yrs, and his Alzheimer’s has escalated quite quickly, in the past year. He’s forgotten so much, and it’s heartbreaking. He was a 🇬🇧 politician for 40yrs, and hardly remembers any of it! And before that, he worked down the mine, as an electrician. When I spoke to him, on the phone last night, about 9.30pm, he told me he had just gotten up, and had breakfast. When I told him it was night time, he was quite confused. An hour and half later, he said, “ right, I’m going to nip out and get some batteries”. I told him it was nighttime, and again, he was confused. As I realise that my memory is slowly going, and am not sure what I’m doing, when it comes to simple tasks, it scares me. I used to be a uni lecturer, ( can’t remember the words to put here) teaching I.T. Now, I don’t know how to use my laptop. 😢 But one thing about it all, is that we both laugh, especially when we both forget the same thing. My fella says we are both nuts, and we agree!😂 60 is young to have the beginning of dementia. So, if you know someone with memory issues, encourage them to see their GP.
Not many answers here are willing to "admit" missing any of those questions. Well done for having the courage to spak up. Can I add that I bombed that question of remembering the list of thimgs a bit further into the test. (I'm 72) So I gues I might be on that slippery slope as well. Hands sometimes don't ant to work, forget what I'm saying half way through a sentence etc as well. I just wish it'd bloody well hurry up and get so bad that I forget that I'm forgetting. (not joking, that's what I reckon would be a blessing. Loss of awareness of such things happening would remove that period where you get frustrated at what's happening .... well that's what I'm hoping for anyway) Back to Trump n Biden I'd much prefer having someone who has a decent team around him as his age related problems happen than a bunch of yes men But my big question is "who would want Trump as a role model for our youth? A guy who thinks it's OK to molest women, who lies thousands of times during his presidency, who happily breaks the law if it will enrich him". Imagine your daughter says "Hey dad, {insert name here} wants to take me for a drive this evening. I hope you don't mind. But don't worry dad, Donald Trump is his hero, his role model. I'll be all right"
@@jd-zr3vk I'm 68, go to my doctor for a check-up every year and never had one. My older sister and brother are in their mid 70's and regularly see their doctors and never had one.
@@jd-zr3vk My mother in law is 89 and never took one and my aunt who was 99 never took one. My brother who is 73 never took one. I'm 64 and only took one when I had a mini stroke at 50. Doctors do not give cognitive tests to people unless they think there is an issue.
My 96 year old mother took this test after a long bout of illness; she passed and she's daft as a brush (by her own admission); she simply doesn't have any of the mental issues this test is designed to highlight!
Whereas I'm 29 and would probably have just barely passed, because I've always had a memory like a sieve. It does seem very selective indeed, and if you were to design a test specifically for heads of government, a bit of logical thinking and pattern recognition might be more useful than memory and word association.
@@rjfaber1991 exactly. It's a test to discover if you suffer from any number of discrete, specific, dementia-related cognitive dysfunctions. That's what it is, it's like having your blood pressure taken an then saying "See? I aced it, I'm in perfect health". No, you just have normal blood pressure, that's all it shows.
@@rjfaber1991 Indeed, its part of the reason, it needs to be administered by medical professionals, coz they have to take account of such things. Ppl with dyslexia fx. might be disadvantaged, while it has nothing to do with cognition. Some ppl are just not good at math (Im an accountant, met plenty of those ppl, thats why they have me! doesnt mean, theyre in any way cognitively impaired). Some ppl have difficulty with spacial orientation in general, which would influence the drawings. And so on.
Trump got extra points! Lol, he's so pleased with himself over a test a 10 year old would ace. Is this the standard required now for being leader of the "free" world?! Even W would have aced that test. As for real Presidents like Obama, Clinton, Kennedy et al...... please, that would have been so beneath their intellect that they would have laughed at the idea that they were even asked to take such a test. Embarrassing! 😱 😂
Dan. That's how all the ass kissers treat tRump. Its like giving a dog a bone for not peeing inside. Trumps ego and narssistic mind craves praise in any way. Notice how he always shows the cameras when he signs his name.
@@montamiddleton9318Since you brought up his signature, look up handwriting analysis. His writing looks like a very juvenile rendering of a mountain range.
*The most interesting part of this is that his followers are impressed by him being able to pass this cognitive test.* This isn’t a test to check if you’re a genius or gifted. It just means you’re normal. 🤦🏻♂️
Actually the Montreal doesn't show you are "normal". It just tests that you are not so severely deranged as to be incapable of ordinary day to day activities without help. A "normal" adult or even a "normal" small child should be able to pass the Montreal without raising any red flags. Failing it means you are already well on the way to la-la land.
Sometimes. I watched him drink part of a glass of water, then sling the glass away. His worshipers cheered like he'd just made the winning touchdown in the Super Bowl. It was both hilarious and pitiful.
Trump brags about every damn thing. He knows the best words, went to the best schools, has the biggest brain, he's got the best hotels, golf courses, molested the most women, and still became president. Go figure....
Here’s a man who can only rarely complete a sentence. His rambling rally speeches are full of stops, awkward pauses and redirecting when he realizes he’s lost the thread of what he was saying.
I suspect he didn't pass the test. If he didn't he wouldn't allow it to get out. Remember the physical done by Dr. Jackson where trump's height was reported to be taller than he is (can't remember specifically) and his weight was 239 pounds, the upper end weight limit for that height. We didn't get the truth about his physical health, why would we be told If he failed a cognitive test.
Agreed. Absolutely rambling. Top minds are still trying, with little success, to figure out what he said in this legendary offering: “Look, having nuclear - my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart - you know, if you’re a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I’m one of the smartest people anywhere in the world - it’s true! - but when you’re a conservative Republican they try - oh, do they do a number - that’s why I always start off: Went to Wharton, was a good student, went there, went there, did this, built a fortune - you know I have to give my like credentials all the time, because we’re a little disadvantaged - but you look at the nuclear deal, the thing that really bothers me - it would have been so easy, and it’s not as important as these lives are - nuclear is so powerful; my uncle explained that to me many, many years ago, the power and that was 35 years ago; he would explain the power of what’s going to happen and he was right, who would have thought? - but when you look at what’s going on with the four prisoners - now it used to be three, now it’s four - but when it was three and even now, I would have said it’s all in the messenger; fellas, and it is fellas because, you know, they don’t, they haven’t figured that the women are smarter right now than the men, so, you know, it’s gonna take them about another 150 years - but the Persians are great negotiators, the Iranians are great negotiators, so, and they, they just killed, they just killed us, this is horrible.”- Donald J Trump, Magnolia Hall, Sun City, July 2015.
Well... Not exactly. It should be an indication that he's not worth voting for. But the people speak... And that says WAY more about the people than it does about trump. Even though trump has never won the popular vote, which brings me SOME comfort. But it does scream loudly the failure in the system.
If you watch vmiselh he doesn't even really sip the water, the glass is literally half the size of the one he was fumbling with at West Point, and what's the point if throwing it down afterward? Afraid he wouldn't me he the table without dropping it? Silly shit.
When i close my eyes and stretch my arms out, I can totally touch the tip of my nose without looking. I *aced* it. Like no-one's ever seen before. Policeman was amazed, he was like "How did you do that?" Grown man, big guy, had tears in his eyes, and he'd never cried before, even when he was a baby.
Our whole nation can quote person, woman, man, camera, TV. He was only naming what he was seeing. We remember it in order. Guess we are all stable geniuses.
LOL 😆. Yes, he would say that and add..I am the only person in the whole wide universe ✨ and world 🌎 who can hammer a red cube through a square ⬛ hole.
@@denisefoxcroft8920 "And they said. You know what they said? They said *Nobody*... in the 40 years that they did this test *Nobody* ever managed to put that cube in there as fast as me! They examined 6 year old children! Children they said! couldn't hammer that fast and precise!"
@@jonathanfox3285 "They first tried to give me a blue cube. *Blue* can you believe it? I bet you crooked Hillary just ran with that blue cube and had her email guy hammer it in for her. Anyways, I said to them... I said 'why are you giving me a blue cube? Do you know who I am? Have you seen the hat?' Of course they gave me a red cube right away. Cause I always get the best deals. I'm tremendously good at getting what I want."
Not to mention, There are NO POINTS given for the section when the 5 words are originally given and points given ONLY for any words that are correctly recalled without prompting in the later memory test. NO "EXTRA POINTS" for recalling the words in order.
Plus the actual words are unrelated, and whoever dumbed down the test for him was wanting to avoid the tantrum if he failed it. You know he would have screamed that it was all a set-up to make him look bad.
In fact. If he failed it. He's far more likely to brag about it. Because someone being cagey on a test makes people beg why. Better to say it and present your narrative than it getting leaked.
Also: (1) Has he taken the test multiple times to get a better score? (2) Is even telling the truth about his score? There is no good reason to believe he would tell the truth, unless it was *very* likely someone would contradict him, in my opinion. The test administrator probably has no good reason to put his neck on the line just to call out a single Trump lie, so I'm led to conclude we should just discard Trump's claim of a passing score entirely from the outset, given his credibility with outrageous serial lying in the past.
Obama spent quite a bit of time out on the field as well in ways conservatives felt was inappropriate. We should have integrity and not try to demean the opponent's leadership through petty means
@@vance4994 Obama spent relatively little time playing Golf, and the fact that outraged Republicans yet Trump spending substantially more time doing the same doesnt just points out their hypocrisy.
@@vance4994 Trump has golfed 285 times so far.Obama?322 from his ENTIRE presidency.Yes,you can argue that Obama still spend quite a bit of time out on the field but when compared to trump?It's nothing.(Edit:Trump's golf numbers is as of 10 Aug.)
@@kelvinpang438 @Garfie489 , I understand Trump is spending substantially more time than Obama did, and I think it's important that we point out the conservative's hypocrisy on the issue. What I was trying to point out is that I don't think the flat '_____ spends too much time doing _______' really furthers the conversation in any way.
@@caiocaguiar9310 I wasn't necessarily only referring to his supposed test result. He thinks that passing it is somehow proof of all the times in the past he's said about him having a "great... *points at head* ...you know what"
As the name of the test isn’t that important, there’s a good chance that his doctor (or any doctor) won’t even bother telling him what it’s called. We were only told in the video as background info in a video specifically with the purpose of explaining things in mote depth.
@Jeff Brailsford if you watch the interviews with Trump talking about the test he says the doctor used a name for the test but doesn’t recite it, just says ‘whatever it was’ or something to that effect.
Funny he couldn't remember screwing and paying off a pornstar. He couldn't remember how he was going to get Mexico to pay for the border wall. And I guess he forgot that he was going to lock hillary up
He spent an enormous amount of time The other day staring at his speech and trying to pronounce "detriment." They should be more careful and try to only use words he knows.
@@lechauvesouris2969 : You see that asshole every day on tv, flapping his gums pointlessly, and NOW a colonoscopy frightens you? That ship sailed 4 years ago, sailor!
The drs said. "This is amazing. We've never seen this before." Hmm, that's how I speak when I don't want to tell the truth to someone. "Wow, honey, your bacon pineapple enchiladas are incredible. I've never had anything like it." same effect as cheeto - I run to the bathroom to vomit
@Paul Van Heuklom Sweden here. If he took the test we cannot know if he passed it. Donald is world famous for lying about exactly everything. Maybe he did not even take the test. Very doubt full!
He claims twice: "if you get it in order you get extra points..." AND THAT'S JUST NOT TRUE. I believe the test taker is given less then the full score if s/he has to be reminded.
First: the test is not difficult because every must be able to do it. As you stated it’s not to measure intelligence but cognitive decline. Second: Trump did the test some years ago. In the beginning I thought he took it recently, but that’s not the case Third: that trump thought it was difficult is, in my eyes, a sign that at the time he was tested he could be in an early stage of Alzheimer. Fourth: why did he take the test. Who thought it would be a good idea. And final, rambling and falling over ones words can be a sign. Unless that person did that his whole life. And when you are doing the test, you can find it everywhere, and you fail on some parts, that doesn’t mean you have dementia. For example I have visual-spatial problems and dyscalculia. I can do the first question, but it take me longer than other parts. I also can’t remember numbers or counting back with 7. But when this was discovered I just got my propedeuse econometrics, cum laude. So not dement. I’m 67.
@@NateNate60 Yeah, but this is for the Trumpists who swear this has to do with some kind of bias when it's just science. Nice to hear from someone who can confirm the symptoms first hand.
Jannet Berends, you are right, the test is not difficult but the test Trump took was a loaded test, loaded in Trump's favour that is. The five words that he continuously brags about being able to remember are related in that person, man, woman means that you only have to remember the word person and the other two will be easy to recall and TV and camera are obviously related especially to a TV host as Trump once was. The test taken by the two employees shown in this video used a proper sequence of unrelated words, and no I can't remember them. Trump cheating on his test again?
John LaFever I removed my answer to you. I thought you were serious. But you didn’t react. You attacked. And Trump is not a president. You only think he is.
@John LaFever wow, hurt are we? The insults are superfluous you could have made your point without them. What if Ms Berends is not an American like me, is he still President?
Remember how he claimed that "All these doctors at the CDC" asked "How do you know so much about this" referring to COVID When he later suggested giving a flu vaccine and injecting disinfectant?
😂😂 yup. When I was listening to that press conference on the radio my first thought was "wtf is this lunatic talking about? Disinfectant in the body? UV lights in the lungs?" My second thought was: I bet they're going to spin this as "that's not what he meant..." "He's trying to find solutions..." "Fake news... Never happened." I was not disappointed.
Hey, so do I! This not an indication of any problems with my brain, I take time to say what I believe to be true. Trump, on the other hand, has deteriorated recently, while Biden seems much as normal. Trump sounds like a small child choosing which lie will work best with mama.
Since I started having mini-strokes about 15 years ago I was taking this test the exact same test 6 times. For one thing they never give you words that are similar it's more like ball table cat leaf Etc. And if you're in your right mind all the questions are easy and I'm sorry but I've never counted 35 questions
I'm 86 and have to do one every year to keep my driving licence. My doc has to sign off on it completely and tells me my scores It's really easy - the only one I had to think about was spelling 'world' backwards. Try doing it quickly when you are on the spot. I'm in Australia where it is compulsory after age 75 or 80. Scary to.think of people with dementia driving unsafely in the US. H
Astir01 you really can’t take away voting rights by age, without cementing their rights to proper care, and making sure that they will never be neglected. :)
Astir01 problem is that the elderly would be a group that it could quickly become very convenient for politicians to ignore when they can’t vote. :) The problem with “as long as you pay taxes” is that you can work and pay taxes whenever you want :)
Astir01 everyone that isn’t young any more, has been at some point, and is well aware of their own decision making capabilities at earlier stages of life. Also, the young will eventually age into voting rights, and most will have parents or other adult looking out for their interests. I don’t mind moving the age down to 16, but that needs to be followed up by schools giving kids the chance to build up the tools and confidence to make informed decisions. :)
@Astir01 That would be fine by me if I can opt out. I'd happily give up my right to vote if I can give up the right to pay taxes. Voting rarely goes my way, anyway, so I fail to see what the trade-off is doing for my benefit.
Yet I just saw him on an ad worried about the losing the Senate. I'd love SNL to redo that ad. "Fuck it. You guys elected Trump. You deserve at least 4 years of a stacked Democratic government." "At least they believe in science."
@@miketodd3872 Isn't that most republicans? They couldn't even repeal Obamacare after screaming about it for 8 years. In 2021-22 the Dems will get more done than all of the Bush and Trump administrations put together.
@@JungleEd17 That is my fear, then the entire US will become Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, just to name a few of the Democratic war zones the they have allowed. If the Democrats hadn't spent the last 4 years trying to impeach Trump he too would have been allowed to do great things. Hell the Democrats can't even pass a stimulus bill to benefit the citizens without including huge sums of money to bail out the poorly run Democrat cities or funds funneled into groups that turn around and donate it back to party. The Democrat party is in it for themselves and have no desire to help the citizens, unless they are illegals and that is only becasue they will add to their base. Guess that ran out of dead people to cast their mail in votes. As for getting things done in 2021-2022 if they get in, cashless society, mandatory vaccines, massive weapon restriction for citizens since criminals have no problem finding weapons. Yep all the fun stuff right out of 1984. I hope if the Biden who will be replace by his VP the first year gets in the Reps pull the same impeachment shit for the next 4 years.
@@miketodd3872 I don't care who won, I still opt for abolishing the electoral college. It is an anachronism and has no place in a modern democracy. So please stop putting words in our mouths. You have no idea how we think. One other thing: I notice that republicans (including your boss) like to call people names. How immature is that? Please grow up. Oh wait, that behaviour is approved by your tribe, so never mind. Carry on, children...
@@markguzewski5430 the electoral college being abolished would take the voice from nearly every state, presidential candidates would only have to campaign in cities and would win. All of France can fit in Texas alone twice over, the states are absolutely massive, the college makes sense for the states, if you can't make an argument for something , that is a good indicator you don't know enough about it
The important factor is they now have certification that he is NOT senile....therefore this excuse cannot be used to avoid any trials that may be coming up.......just saying
That is a very good point Cinders. Get the moron into court as soon as you vote him out and have him charged with manslaughter of in excess of 156,000 people.
Pretty much like any management job... You can work 80h a week to be ahead of everything or you can scream at your employees on the rare occasions you're in office, having a break from golfing...
Lori, in another time and with another President your statement would have been a funny joke not taken seriously. How bad is the USA electing a man who actually does behave like that.
At his rally’s he could sing Old McDonand and get a standing ovation, and they would call it genius. We’ve all seen the people at his rally’s…and now that so many have been arrested we’ve learned much more. The stupidity is horrifying, but living with Mom when you’re grown does tell a story.
In fact, while the video claims Trump passed, we have no independent source to confirm that's true. The only source we have is Trump himself, and anyone else in a position to say otherwise would probably be committing a confidentiality offence to say so. So did he pass? Well, he doesn't seem to remember/understand what that word-memory section of the test was about. You certainly don't get extra points for putting the words in order, which is the normal mnemonic way of remembering things. It's how we can remember a series of seven-digit numbers in the form of people's phone numbers. And you don't get extra points at both the first and later stages. So whether he aced thetest or not will probably never be known, but he certainly didn't ace the recall of the test.
No, White House Doctor Ronney Jackson administered the MOCA test to Trump in 2018. He is the same doctor who served under Obama. He also gave a press conference to the press regarding Trump's mental and physical health.
@@AlanHope2013 : He can't remember the name of the test, nor who administered it nor when, nor how many questions... Cadet BoneSpurs J. RampSlide got an "F-" but you won't see his results "because they're under audit", just like his taxes, right?
Let's talk about each candidate's baseline. Biden has shown himself to be intelligent and empathetic. Trump?? He's always been emotionally stunted and narcissistic, and not that bright.
I love that Trump's examples that he comes up with are "Person, Woman, Man" - three words that are heavily related, and then "Camera, TV", another pair of heavily related words. He's not exactly coming up with difficult examples.
But let's see his college test scores. I'm guessing he got letters D, F, and not one clappable A. Well, he may have gotten an A in toileting, but maybe not. He probably pissed all over the toilet back then, too.
Spoiler alert: He bought off people to take his tests for him, as well as do most all his school work. He's an actual narcissistic moron. Failure in business, failure in life, yet the president of the US.
@@anthonyschlessman1848 failed Trump magazines (five of them) failed Trump steaks failed Trump vodka failed Trump airlines failed Trump Taj Mahal failed Trump marina failed Trump Plaze failed Trump University failed Trump Mortgage failed Trump Trumpnet failed Trump football league failed marriages (two of them) failed response to Covid-19 failed response to economic collapse failed to win popular vote in 2016 failed president etc., etc., etc Father, Fred Trump, a convicted felon who spent time in prison, gave Donny $413 million, yet he stupidly and carelessly squandered much of that but still is worth $100 million. Trump = Failure And in November 2020, he'll be yet another failure. Having money your daddy gives you does not make you a success, but squandering it does make you a failure. I have 7 figures in the bank, not a penny of it came from my family. Wake up Anthony, you're part of a cult, the Trump cult, and it, too, will end up in failure.
@@GetRealBaby looool, he has more money now then he got, a real failure would have no money, look back 7 years and you will see all the news channels had different views of him
It's embarrassing that Trump is making an issue out of this stupid cognitive test, and even stupider that the general public are making a bigger issue out of it. Such a dumb subject...
Donald Trump didn't make an issue of it. Members of the media are. Or, do you think this is Donald Trump's website? If, Trump made an issue of it he would be entitled. Considering, questioning his mental health has been part of the left's bullying of him for over four years now.
@@ebonysaintz9581 it was Trump who made an issue of it when he brought it up in his interview on Fox News. I assume that you know the 'test' took place two years ago and nobody would have known about it if he hadn't bragged about acing it.
@@ebonysaintz9581 Literally nobody made any issue of it, until Trump started bragging about it constantly, often out of the blue while in completely different context. And its not the test itself, that worries me. Its how he clearly still does not understand, what kind of test it is, and what it shows. Its how hes feeling the need to go totally overboard "they were AMAZED, I did so well", as if he needs reassurance, while at the same time meaning if they were amazed, its coz they expected him to show cognitive decline. And its how his total lack of understanding and constant prattling about it shows some serious mental and intellectual problems, that very likely has nothing to do with cognitive decline, but are a lot more worrying.
Such a stupid issue that Karuken Complex had to post a comment. Is it wrong to call out trump for another one of his disinformation? If he's going to soft toss it, we're going to hit it out
It's 2024 and this popped up on my YT feed. I remember when this happened-- it was so ridiculous. But at the time I never saw the whole test. Thanks for showing it, as well as explaining all the background and purposes of it. BTW, your "Name The Animal Merch" link is no long viable. Is it no longer available? (I just wanted to see what was written in the small print.)
Yeah, passing the test is good. It means that you don't have severe mental issues. It should be passed without issues by anyone who doesn't have severe mental issues. It's not an achievement
I work with slightly metally disabled teens and we do a memorietest with them when they come to us. Many of them manage to remember around 5 to 8 out of 10 words and a lot of them can tell them in order. So hearing him talking about thinks like "noone gets it in order but for me it was no problem" and bragging about remembering 5 words in order makes me laugh.
4:42 you said, "Person, woman, camera, TV", and completely skipped, "man". I don't know if that was on purpose but that is hilarious! No wonder Jack didn't take the test himself hahaha
I actually took a cognitive test a while ago after a traffic accident (insurance protocol) anyways are not hard in any sense, actually i think mostly anyone Even an average 6 years old kid can. Those tests are not designed to meassure intelligence, are designed to find short term memory lost and sometimes early brain damage. If someone has memory lost detected by the test then You do other things to find the root of the problem but the initial test is just a tool to find other potential problems. Passing it is routine not a feat.
So, “person, woman, man, camera, TV” weren’t the words on the test. It makes sense that those words wouldn’t have been used, because they suggest each other. The words should be completely irrelevant to each other.
Raigou - No this is not a hate Trump syndrome. Simply facts. If Trump thinks this is an intelligence test he is truly delusional. It is used to evaluate cognitive abilities to determine if a person has had a brain injury or has the inset of dementia or Alzheimers. It will be proven he has it, like Reagan, once he has left office.
Raigou He implied that that word sequence was from the test. Also, if he “made it up on the spot,” why did he keep repeating it every time he told the story? Like he had rehearsed it.
Raigou - he referred to his intelligence after taking this test the first time, a year or so ago. Listen to the man speak. He can not make a full sentences. He repeats himself like a tele-tubby. I do not hate the man. I just recognize like so many, including world leaders and more than 100 psychiatrists that he is mentally unfit to do the job.
Trump claimed the test was hard, but he aced it! The fact that someone thought the test was necessary has always been the frightening but not surprising aspect to his mango nightmare.
My 9 year old granddaughter just got a perfect score on the test and she's very pleased that she qualifies for the presidency of the United States of America.
😊
And access to the nuclear codes 🤪
Much better prospect than trump. I'd vote for her😂💙
I'd vote for her over Trump.
😂
It may have been the only test he took himself rather than paying someone else to take it for him.
I don't believe he took the test. I think he just looked at what was there in front of him where they were taping the interview. Usually, tests of that nature use unrelated words. I believe it's all lies.
Similarly, the last time he rode a bicycle was when his dad paid the kid down the block to ride it for him.
Good point.
He slipped a 5 year old $20.
That's why he's so proud of it. It was the greatest accomplishment of his life at which he didn't cheat.
Billionaires should not be asking poor people for money
There's NOTHING Trump loves more than OTHER people's money.
Exactly he is a Convicted FELON
Totally blows my mind that he has kept his "cognitive test" going , talking endlessly about it like it is something special
It is a special developed test, the normal tests are way to difficult for him.
Because most of Trump’s supporters are even more dense than he is. They believe what he’s saying - without question.
And he also keeps making up types of questions that were not part of the test (like complicated math questions), claiming that they were on it. Like most (all?) of his stories, they keep getting more impressive (fictional) as he talks about them.
It’s because he’s a dumbass. He’s never taken a test in his life. The world is watching, the world is laughing.
@@Carl_FrankMAGAs don’t understand and don’t see The difference
The fact that he's bragging about "acing" a test they give to people suspected of cognitive decline says all we need to know about the level of Trump's 'intellect...'
But yet they wont give one to Biden, what a F'ing Joke he is, someone who should be in jail with his son.
Like bragging about your fifth test for syphilis.
The fact two doctors thought there was enough reason to get him to do this test, which is used by doctors to determine if a person has brain damage is the real issue. What did they see that made them think he needs to be screened for brain damage. He paid both doctors a million dollars to never reveal the results of his test. That above anything shows he failed badly
A lower level of "intellect" than a roadkill.
@@flubalubaful Twice
I was an EMT and that sounds like a quick test to recognize diminished capacity after an accident. It's NOT an IQ test.
Funnily enough, the so-called "IQ test" was never meant to measure "intelligence" either. It was originally conceived in France to ascertain where schoolkids were weak in some subjects so that they could receive targeted assistance.
MsG
@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 That is pretty irrelevant if the so called IQ test was not an IQ test at all but instead one to recognize cognitive impairment, similar to one given by first responders to recognize impairment on the way to the hospital.
@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 The IQ test is completely different than the quick test to recognize cognitive decline or a traumatic brain injury.
@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 If that was true why does IQ stand for intellegence quotient?. As I understood it it was to be independent of knowledge.Your IQ was a test of intelligence and ability to learn,, not knowledge, and shouldn't change as you learned more stuff..
They say that in the video
He SAYS he aced it, but we have never seen proof of that.
Right! Let's remember how he lied about his physical exams. He even apparently wrote his own health report and attributed it to Dr. Bornstein.
Any normal functioning adult can ace it. It is not a test to determine intelligence. It is a test to determine if you can function on a basic level. Acing it does not make you special it just makes you average.
Of course Diaper Donnie aced. The "doctor" who supervised the test also claimed the mango moron was in excellent physical condition.
I don't think he Pass that Test
@@user-wb7ob7fx6y I think he probably passed it, only because if you can't pass it you probably need someone to cut your mashed potatoes for you. The test is that easy.
I remember when he was running or maybe first year of presidency, one of his former college professors said Trump was the dumbest student he ever had.
I remember when Biden claimed Black persons could not be Black.
Bonus: I remember when Biden did a wife swap with his sister.
...and that was verified with that professor. The convo is searchable.
P😊@@wizardoffrobozz
Now that's 100 % believable!!! It shows !!!
His father bought his degrees. He probably bought his atrendance records as well!!!!
Who else would brag they did well on a dementia test? Here is my question. Why did the doctor feel the need to give him one?
Two doctors he took it on two different occasions.
@@bobcosgrove3235 Yeah he has advanced dementia. Went thru all the stages with her. He's advanced, NOT quite blubbering.
It's part of your wellness exam after age 70. It's not just a dementia test, and some conditions it might help identify can be successfully treated.
@@TheBarkinFrogIt is not a dementia test. It is a screening tool only. Someone could fail it if they suffered from a reversible condition such as a B12 deficiency.
@@TheBarkinFrogIt is also not part of a wellness exam after age 70. Where does this misinformation come from? You cannot use this test to rule out anything. It is a SCREENING TOOL.
Why would anyone believe he even passed the test with his track record of lying
Lying?? Explain...
@@TheTommyboy63 I’m sorry you were in a coma for the last 4 years wishing you well with your recovery
@@johnnyboy62parker39 Just as I thought; no coherent thoughts, or an explanation concerning your original reply. Just a nonsensical insult. Classic Dem!
@@TheTommyboy63 well your reply suggested either you have no sense of reality or not been in circulation for 4 years. Clearly you have no sense of humour and take yourself far too seriously take a look in the mirror
@@johnnyboy62parker39 I couldn't sleep...I apologize for being curt!
Only Trump can brag about doctors being surprised that he's mentally there.
And his followers act like it means he's intelligent, lol
@@TerkanTyr That's because it's a cult. To criticize Trump is like to criticize Jesus or God... that's why evangelists are often also Trump supporters.
To criticize Trump is for them like Mohammed cartoons are for radical islamists. Basically Trump supporters are religious radicals... and there's actually nothing funny about it.
Let us hope that it will all end quick and soon, so we can forget about them... even if it's too much to wish for.
@@philippschmitz1787 We don't think that Trump is perfect, but we don't hate and wish harm on those who think Biden is perfect.
@@hurtusobad And you really think that those are the only two valid opinions? Trump, perfect or Biden, perfect?
That's kinda binary, don't you think?
@@hurtusobad - ummm, have you been paying attention? Trump supporters have threatened an armed civil war if he loses. Just days ago, they organized and ran Biden’s bus off the road! They stormed the Michigan capital with guns several weeks ago. Wtf are you even talking about?
When Trump was given the test, they did not say he did well. They said his result amazed them. They did not think he would score so low.
Apparently his answers included striped elephants and large gray tigers.
I think they were more amazed he didn't eat the pencil.
lol I can buy that.
LOL … AMAZING
Smart people are humble, stupid people are obnoxiously overconfident...
Dunning-Kruger is an amazing phenomenon.
Nope. Not all smart people are humble and not all stupid people are overconfident.
@@RyanOKaiser Yes, generalisations are usually wrong.
Yes, Socrates popular quote: I know that I know nothing! Trump: Nobody knows anything better than me. New quote from Mar-a-Lago after the election: "If George Washington became president again and had Abraham Lincoln as vice president, they couldn't keep up with me". Ruth Bader Ginsburg, not the exact words, just as I remember: Trump become president, that would mean four years. My husband would have said: Better move to New Zealand. He has quite an ego.
@@anjaoldnettle2841 Poor RBG... I should have adjusted my quote. Obnoxious loudmouth egotists are rarely intelligent, otherwise they would be more humble in recognition of their own faults. They would not presume to know best.
Sadly, the political system favours egotists.
Trump, like many 'wealthy' people, has grown up with people fawning over him and laughing at his crap jokes and being afraid to disagree with him because they are afraid of him. He therefore has no idea of his own weaknesses nor any empathy for other people.
According to Hope Hicks' diary, what really happened was that he couldn't remember any of them and he flew into a rage. He said it was unfair because he didn't know the rules of the test and demanded a redo. So Ronny gave him a redo and he still missed one. So he says that nobody ever remembers the thing he missed and gave himself 100%.
😂😂😂
wow, why haven't we heard this before?
@@gointothedogs4634 l have
I hate Trump, but I'm pretty sure that no one gets all of them right. The test does challenge short term memory.
@@NoGoingBack2024 In Australia everyone over 70 has to take this test every year to spot possible cognitive decline. It is preceded by a bunch of social questions to establish social orientation, the ability to manage finances and cope with daily living tasks.
I had day surgery yesterday and had to prove the social orientation, know exactly why I was undergoing surgery and able to name the months of the year backwards. I forgot Febrary because the pre meds were kicking in. I am almost 81, so they deemed me OK.
The fact that he found the brain damage screening assessment to be so challenging though.....completely oblivious to the fact that endlessly bragging about being cleared for a very specific type of brain damage actually raises concern.
And they gave him a lollipop for passing the test
That did not turn out well...he thought it was a suppository.
ROFL or sent him to his corner until he could behave. Who knows? Probably the same doctor that rented from him in one of his buildings that diagnosed him with bone spurs so he could get out of serving in the military.
Anyone who calls himself the smartest guy in the room is more often than not an idiot.
Technically, that person could as well be the smartest person in the room. We can't tell that from the statement alone.
What we can tell is that the person is most likely the one most obsessed with how their knowledge is perceived, which would psychologically indicate the subconscious assumption, that their level of knowledge and intelligence isn't the top one in the room... Otherwise it would most likely go without saying...
@@liquidminds Sweden here. Correct! How can we even know that Donald passed the test? Everything he says is a lie.
@@karinbackstrom2909 of course he passed it. Everyone has their lawyer sitting next to them, giving them advice on the answers. that's how everyone does it. But he only needed to ask him a hand-ful of times, not every single question like most other people. you know. ;-)
This test does not calculate intelligence, is used to see if a person is aware. (COGNITIVE)
A wise man remains silent and is thought the fool; a fool speaks and removes all doubt. :) Peace.
Everything about him is plain ridiculous
Exactly ! He is a ridiculous person .
This is the kind of test used to decide if grandma can spend her pension on lollies for the grandkids, not if grandma should be allowed to walk around town with the nuclear briefcase
Actually it isn't. Assessing Mental Capacity is more complicated than that, and depends on the the context (Making a will? Moving to a care home? Deciding what to have for lunch?) The MoCA is just a quick screening test, administered by a health professional to pick out those who need a more comprehensive dementia assessment by someone else.
No this is a test on how much granny is going to drool while talking to the grandkids
I took the comment as light-hearted with a serious point, which made me smile. Although the thought of my long-dead, totally dotty Nana with nuclear codes is a scary thought, your comment made me feel some hope that one day, you will see a woman heading the White House!
Nana had dementia, but seemed to know that she had children, and would never have done anything to hurt them, even at the worst times of her condition; perhaps a Nana with dementia would be more careful with anything that had the potential to hurt her children? I'd like to think so.
@@floradiamonds You can sit QE2 next to any President of the last 50 years and she won't look bad...
Let's chip in and buy Joe some lollipops.
I’m 60, and have recently done a test similar to this, and was referred to the hospital for tests, as I didn’t do great. I have a friend, who I have known for 40yrs, and his Alzheimer’s has escalated quite quickly, in the past year. He’s forgotten so much, and it’s heartbreaking. He was a 🇬🇧 politician for 40yrs, and hardly remembers any of it! And before that, he worked down the mine, as an electrician. When I spoke to him, on the phone last night, about 9.30pm, he told me he had just gotten up, and had breakfast. When I told him it was night time, he was quite confused. An hour and half later, he said, “ right, I’m going to nip out and get some batteries”. I told him it was nighttime, and again, he was confused.
As I realise that my memory is slowly going, and am not sure what I’m doing, when it comes to simple tasks, it scares me. I used to be a uni lecturer, ( can’t remember the words to put here) teaching I.T. Now, I don’t know how to use my laptop. 😢
But one thing about it all, is that we both laugh, especially when we both forget the same thing. My fella says we are both nuts, and we agree!😂
60 is young to have the beginning of dementia. So, if you know someone with memory issues, encourage them to see their GP.
I'm so sorry for your loss of self.
Praying🙏 for the rapid development of an effective remedy for your condition💕
Thank you for sharing your experience.
@@The_Tiffster prayers don’t do anything.
Not many answers here are willing to "admit" missing any of those questions. Well done for having the courage to spak up. Can I add that I bombed that question of remembering the list of thimgs a bit further into the test. (I'm 72)
So I gues I might be on that slippery slope as well. Hands sometimes don't ant to work, forget what I'm saying half way through a sentence etc as well.
I just wish it'd bloody well hurry up and get so bad that I forget that I'm forgetting. (not joking, that's what I reckon would be a blessing. Loss of awareness of such things happening would remove that period where you get frustrated at what's happening .... well that's what I'm hoping for anyway)
Back to Trump n Biden
I'd much prefer having someone who has a decent team around him as his age related problems happen than a bunch of yes men
But my big question is
"who would want Trump as a role model for our youth? A guy who thinks it's OK to molest women, who lies thousands of times during his presidency, who happily breaks the law if it will enrich him".
Imagine your daughter says "Hey dad, {insert name here} wants to take me for a drive this evening. I hope you don't mind. But don't worry dad, Donald Trump is his hero, his role model. I'll be all right"
The question is, why did his doctors feel the need to give him the test in the first place, and why were they so surprised at how well he did?
Twice
It is standard assessment during a physical for old people
@@jd-zr3vk I'm 68, go to my doctor for a check-up every year and never had one. My older sister and brother are in their mid 70's and regularly see their doctors and never had one.
@@jd-zr3vk My mother in law is 89 and never took one and my aunt who was 99 never took one. My brother who is 73 never took one. I'm 64 and only took one when I had a mini stroke at 50. Doctors do not give cognitive tests to people unless they think there is an issue.
,or didn't do
My 96 year old mother took this test after a long bout of illness; she passed and she's daft as a brush (by her own admission); she simply doesn't have any of the mental issues this test is designed to highlight!
Whereas I'm 29 and would probably have just barely passed, because I've always had a memory like a sieve. It does seem very selective indeed, and if you were to design a test specifically for heads of government, a bit of logical thinking and pattern recognition might be more useful than memory and word association.
@@rjfaber1991 exactly. It's a test to discover if you suffer from any number of discrete, specific, dementia-related cognitive dysfunctions. That's what it is, it's like having your blood pressure taken an then saying "See? I aced it, I'm in perfect health". No, you just have normal blood pressure, that's all it shows.
@@rjfaber1991 Indeed, its part of the reason, it needs to be administered by medical professionals, coz they have to take account of such things. Ppl with dyslexia fx. might be disadvantaged, while it has nothing to do with cognition. Some ppl are just not good at math (Im an accountant, met plenty of those ppl, thats why they have me! doesnt mean, theyre in any way cognitively impaired). Some ppl have difficulty with spacial orientation in general, which would influence the drawings. And so on.
Cute 🥰 lady
@@ThePereubu1710 Not just dementia, possibly some forms of ADD as well.
The test won't determine trumps intellect. His pride over passing it is far more revealing
Beside, I don't think you pass or fail in this type of tests. It's more like a tool to make a diagnosis.
You misspelled "revolting." Just sayin'
Good One, Jacks P!!
Trump passed the test, according to...Trump.
Trump got extra points! Lol, he's so pleased with himself over a test a 10 year old would ace.
Is this the standard required now for being leader of the "free" world?!
Even W would have aced that test. As for real Presidents like Obama, Clinton, Kennedy et al...... please, that would have been so beneath their intellect that they would have laughed at the idea that they were even asked to take such a test. Embarrassing! 😱 😂
Imagine if he lied about passing the test. Who would do such a thing? He would never tell a lie.😂😂😂😂
Someone said their mother who is in decline is given such tests regularly and no matter how she does they always tell her she did an excellent job!
Holy crap...
I always am given my score! (30/30) Yee-has!🇨🇦
Dan. That's how all the ass kissers treat tRump. Its like giving a dog a bone for not peeing inside. Trumps ego and narssistic mind craves praise in any way. Notice how he always shows the cameras when he signs his name.
@@montamiddleton9318Since you brought up his signature, look up handwriting analysis. His writing looks like a very juvenile rendering of a mountain range.
Are those the same doctors that "lost" 100 lbs of Trump?
*The most interesting part of this is that his followers are impressed by him being able to pass this cognitive test.* This isn’t a test to check if you’re a genius or gifted. It just means you’re normal. 🤦🏻♂️
But his behavior proves he is NOT normal. A smart person, a sane person expends considerable effort to stay out of trouble. Trump seeks trouble.
It tries to determine dementia. He probably failed, but hippa laws prevent his doctor from telling the truth.
Actually the Montreal doesn't show you are "normal". It just tests that you are not so severely deranged as to be incapable of ordinary day to day activities without help. A "normal" adult or even a "normal" small child should be able to pass the Montreal without raising any red flags. Failing it means you are already well on the way to la-la land.
Lies, lies,lies, lies, and more lies. Wow, I remembered all five components of his time in office. I'm a genius.
If you experience a cognitivity test as difficult...
you ARE in cognitive decline!
Very impressive. I hear he can also drink a glass of water.
Sometimes. I watched him drink part of a glass of water, then sling the glass away. His worshipers cheered like he'd just made the winning touchdown in the Super Bowl. It was both hilarious and pitiful.
But he has to use two hands.
And double-handed as well!
But trump needs 2 hands to drink water.
Only with two hands
Put him in a 4th grade class and have them all take this test!! I'll bet most of the class would pass it !!!!
They would all fail the click drawing. Kids cannot even tell time on a clock these days.
I say you’re insulting 4th graders. I’m thinking 2nd grade.
Ahhh , but could they correctly spell clock ?
What a deeply insecure little man.
AND tiny fingers. And a comb-over of ear hair.
@@MikeSmith-fs9wh And an itty bitty wewe.
Rod Baker Trump was too stupid to be a president. All he did was follow Hitlers Mein Kampf and could'nt read it properly.
And they look at him with such awe. Great acting on their part
one additional word to add to your post: what a deeply, JUSTIFIABLY insecure and uninformed man. Ditto his followers.
Truth be told; The fact that he still brags about how extraordinary well he did on this test, shows what exemplary high standards he sets for himself.
His morning ritual starts with "right foot, right shoe...other right foot, other right shoe".
Certainly doesn't make Trump a genius that he cleared a dementia test.
First test he "passed" on his own.
I can’t believe Trump is actually bragging about passing this test.
Trump brags about every damn thing. He knows the best words, went to the best schools, has the biggest brain, he's got the best hotels, golf courses, molested the most women, and still became president. Go figure....
If he did pass it, it's the only test he's ever passed. He's certainly not going to say he didn't do well on it.
I can!
When that’s all you’ve got ……….
Here I am, a year later.... and still shaking my head.
Here’s a man who can only rarely complete a sentence. His rambling rally speeches are full of stops, awkward pauses and redirecting when he realizes he’s lost the thread of what he was saying.
I suspect he didn't pass the test. If he didn't he wouldn't allow it to get out. Remember the physical done by Dr. Jackson where trump's height was reported to be taller than he is (can't remember specifically) and his weight was 239 pounds, the upper end weight limit for that height. We didn't get the truth about his physical health, why would we be told If he failed a cognitive test.
Agreed. Absolutely rambling. Top minds are still trying, with little success, to figure out what he said in this legendary offering:
“Look, having nuclear - my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart - you know, if you’re a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I’m one of the smartest people anywhere in the world - it’s true! - but when you’re a conservative Republican they try - oh, do they do a number - that’s why I always start off: Went to Wharton, was a good student, went there, went there, did this, built a fortune - you know I have to give my like credentials all the time, because we’re a little disadvantaged - but you look at the nuclear deal, the thing that really bothers me - it would have been so easy, and it’s not as important as these lives are - nuclear is so powerful; my uncle explained that to me many, many years ago, the power and that was 35 years ago; he would explain the power of what’s going to happen and he was right, who would have thought? - but when you look at what’s going on with the four prisoners - now it used to be three, now it’s four - but when it was three and even now, I would have said it’s all in the messenger; fellas, and it is fellas because, you know, they don’t, they haven’t figured that the women are smarter right now than the men, so, you know, it’s gonna take them about another 150 years - but the Persians are great negotiators, the Iranians are great negotiators, so, and they, they just killed, they just killed us, this is horrible.”- Donald J Trump, Magnolia Hall, Sun City, July 2015.
Was easy for him because it's about him.Trump=person,interviewer=a woman,man. And who loves the Camera and being on TV more than TRUMP
Who trump .....who lies and forgets his lies.
@@debrabaier1894 if Ronny Jackson ......who said trump was healthy enough to live to be 120 administered the test ....disregard it.
The combination of insecurity and lack of self-awareness should alone disqualify him from any public office.
Well... Not exactly. It should be an indication that he's not worth voting for. But the people speak... And that says WAY more about the people than it does about trump.
Even though trump has never won the popular vote, which brings me SOME comfort.
But it does scream loudly the failure in the system.
Being self absorbed is massively different than being self aware. Trump is not self aware.
memory question: do you recall what you told us back in February - This virus is going to go away all on its own.
After he blamed it on the chinese, then said it was a hoax, then blamed the democrats.
R. B.L. Good one!
@@lindaaverybattle4524 He deserves to have it named after him. I believe in giving him credit when he's earned it!
If you watch vmiselh he doesn't even really sip the water, the glass is literally half the size of the one he was fumbling with at West Point, and what's the point if throwing it down afterward? Afraid he wouldn't me he the table without dropping it? Silly shit.
In April when it warmed up.
When i close my eyes and stretch my arms out, I can totally touch the tip of my nose without looking. I *aced* it. Like no-one's ever seen before. Policeman was amazed, he was like "How did you do that?" Grown man, big guy, had tears in his eyes, and he'd never cried before, even when he was a baby.
LMAO
Thanks for the laugh 🤣
That was great, thanks. You've really got his line of thinking down.
Brilliant
Our whole nation can quote person, woman, man, camera, TV. He was only naming what he was seeing. We remember it in order. Guess we are all stable geniuses.
"we're all stable geniuses" And don't forget, we all have " big a brain"
Man Stormy Daniels tv court prison
"I managed to correctly hammer the red cube through the square hole, they were amazed with how well I did" - Trump
LOL 😆. Yes, he would say that and add..I am the only person in the whole wide universe ✨ and world 🌎 who can hammer a red cube through a square ⬛ hole.
@@denisefoxcroft8920 "And they said. You know what they said? They said *Nobody*... in the 40 years that they did this test *Nobody* ever managed to put that cube in there as fast as me! They examined 6 year old children! Children they said! couldn't hammer that fast and precise!"
🤣👍😂🙏🤣🇳🇴❤️
But he could not convince them that a blue state was a red state.
@@jonathanfox3285 "They first tried to give me a blue cube. *Blue* can you believe it? I bet you crooked Hillary just ran with that blue cube and had her email guy hammer it in for her. Anyways, I said to them...
I said 'why are you giving me a blue cube? Do you know who I am? Have you seen the hat?'
Of course they gave me a red cube right away. Cause I always get the best deals. I'm tremendously good at getting what I want."
He claims there were 35 questions. He just can’t stop lying.
He said 30 or 35, this entire brag is stupid as is but you’re harping on the wrong parts of it
Not to mention, There are NO POINTS given for the section when the 5 words are originally given and points given ONLY for any words that are correctly recalled without prompting in the later memory test. NO "EXTRA POINTS" for recalling the words in order.
Plus the actual words are unrelated, and whoever dumbed down the test for him was wanting to avoid the tantrum if he failed it. You know he would have screamed that it was all a set-up to make him look bad.
The better question is: If he would have failed it, would we ever have heared about it? I doubt it.
John LaFever , *grammEr*
Aaron Okeanos ： Why are you, since Trump lies like Baron Munchausen, so sure that Trump actually took and passed that test ?
In fact. If he failed it. He's far more likely to brag about it. Because someone being cagey on a test makes people beg why.
Better to say it and present your narrative than it getting leaked.
if he had failed the test, he would have blamed it on the liberals
Also: (1) Has he taken the test multiple times to get a better score? (2) Is even telling the truth about his score? There is no good reason to believe he would tell the truth, unless it was *very* likely someone would contradict him, in my opinion. The test administrator probably has no good reason to put his neck on the line just to call out a single Trump lie, so I'm led to conclude we should just discard Trump's claim of a passing score entirely from the outset, given his credibility with outrageous serial lying in the past.
What a piece of work.
To be fair, being President is not that stressful a job if you dont care about the outcome for the country and spend half the time playing golf
Lmao I agree.
Obama spent quite a bit of time out on the field as well in ways conservatives felt was inappropriate. We should have integrity and not try to demean the opponent's leadership through petty means
@@vance4994 Obama spent relatively little time playing Golf, and the fact that outraged Republicans yet Trump spending substantially more time doing the same doesnt just points out their hypocrisy.
@@vance4994 Trump has golfed 285 times so far.Obama?322 from his ENTIRE presidency.Yes,you can argue that Obama still spend quite a bit of time out on the field but when compared to trump?It's nothing.(Edit:Trump's golf numbers is as of 10 Aug.)
@@kelvinpang438 @Garfie489 , I understand Trump is spending substantially more time than Obama did, and I think it's important that we point out the conservative's hypocrisy on the issue. What I was trying to point out is that I don't think the flat '_____ spends too much time doing _______' really furthers the conversation in any way.
The fact that he's proud of passing this test says something of Trump's cognitive ability...
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@@taureon_ No, it don't. It says you're not having dementia, nothing else.
@@tonyjohansson7567 eh, fair enough
Yeah, there's two kinds of people, the ones who can extrapolate information,
Give him a break, he's never passed a test before
If his mind and memory is so awesome why couldn't he remember the actual name of the test the doctor told him?
To be fair, but running the joke, the test is about short term memory so there is no problem not remembering elements of the test afterward.
@@caiocaguiar9310 I wasn't necessarily only referring to his supposed test result. He thinks that passing it is somehow proof of all the times in the past he's said about him having a "great... *points at head* ...you know what"
As the name of the test isn’t that important, there’s a good chance that his doctor (or any doctor) won’t even bother telling him what it’s called. We were only told in the video as background info in a video specifically with the purpose of explaining things in mote depth.
@Jeff Brailsford if you watch the interviews with Trump talking about the test he says the doctor used a name for the test but doesn’t recite it, just says ‘whatever it was’ or something to that effect.
Funny he couldn't remember screwing and paying off a pornstar. He couldn't remember how he was going to get Mexico to pay for the border wall. And I guess he forgot that he was going to lock hillary up
I cant believe a former President is bragging about a cognative test.
I like how “tripping over his words and rambling” is a negative for a presidential candidate and yet we have Trump.
. . . Yes
He spent an enormous amount of time
The other day staring at his speech and trying to pronounce "detriment." They
should be more careful and try to only use words he knows.
And Biden has dealt with a stuttering problem his whole life.
I wouldn't say Trump "trips over his words," its more "he butchers the english dictionary with a dull knife"
I will take tripping over his words and rambling ANY DAY over lying.
Laughable and sad that the defining moment of a President of the United states is "Person, woman,man, camera, TV".
I think you meant: person, woman, man, camera, tv, asshole, liar, adulterer, laughing stock of the world, and piece of sh*t.
PWMCT - Hmm! Pathetic Womaniser Manipulative Conman Treacherous
Person Woman Big Frickin Idiot.
Tripping over words versus thinking george Washingtons army had air force
👍🤣🤣
And the British had seized all the airports...
@@grahammcfadyenhill9555 to befair we did give them back
@marcraygun6290, Biden is a stutterer, so tripping over words isn't that big a deal.
One gentleman, one criminal
“We all need our leaders to be capable and competent” lol, as a Americans I’m laughing & crying & hopefully for November, all at the same time.
Me too, but I haven't made up my mind should I laugh, or cry so hard.
Poor Americans... Bidet or tRump:The choice between peepee and poopoo. My condolences to you. 🙏
there will be no election. Trump will shut it down.
@@pedrolopez8057 He'll certainly try.
My greatest condolences from Belgium.
why doesnt he take the test in front of a camera so we can all see the results
I strongly disagree on the idea of doing medical tests in public. I don't want to see that more than I want to see his colonoscopy.
@@lechauvesouris2969 : You see that asshole every day on tv, flapping his gums pointlessly, and NOW a colonoscopy frightens you? That ship sailed 4 years ago, sailor!
@@lechauvesouris2969 you are seeing it already, its behind the microphone stuffed into that cheap suit.
The drs said. "This is amazing. We've never seen this before." Hmm, that's how I speak when I don't want to tell the truth to someone. "Wow, honey, your bacon pineapple enchiladas are incredible. I've never had anything like it." same effect as cheeto - I run to the bathroom to vomit
Three years later and he's still talking about passing this test...
Its honestly the most impressive thing he did in his 4 year term, when he wasnt golfing of course. He got a hole in one on every hole!
Oh man, me and my dyslexic/dyscalculic brain felt that guy’s pain on the math question.
I took a hepatitis test yesterday and got an A and a B on it. The doctor said he has never seen anyone test that good.
That's grest! My friend took same test and got a C and she's really smart. I failed it. I got 0. I'm back to studying.
@@Crazycatlady71 😂😂😂
Good luck.
And they said “Sir!” - with tears in their eyes - “I’ve never seen anyone do that well!” Believe me
That's a 3.5 GPA!
Calling Drumpf a gentleman is pushing it. He is a total pillock.
What's a pillock?
@@mikejohnson3338
A British slang word, in context meaning "you idiot."
@@johnkochen7264 in that case I couldn't agree more!
I was going to call myself a genius, but I'm not that stupid.
It’s probably the only test he passed where he didn’t have to pay someone to take it... WoW! That’s amazing! 😯
@Paul Van Heuklom Sweden here. If he took the test we cannot know if he passed it. Donald is world famous for lying about exactly everything. Maybe he did not even take the test. Very doubt full!
Excellent!
@Paul Van Heuklom Brilliant lol
He claims twice: "if you get it in order you get extra points..." AND THAT'S JUST NOT TRUE. I believe the test taker is given less then the full score if s/he has to be reminded.
First: the test is not difficult because every must be able to do it. As you stated it’s not to measure intelligence but cognitive decline.
Second: Trump did the test some years ago. In the beginning I thought he took it recently, but that’s not the case
Third: that trump thought it was difficult is, in my eyes, a sign that at the time he was tested he could be in an early stage of Alzheimer.
Fourth: why did he take the test. Who thought it would be a good idea.
And final, rambling and falling over ones words can be a sign. Unless that person did that his whole life.
And when you are doing the test, you can find it everywhere, and you fail on some parts, that doesn’t mean you have dementia.
For example I have visual-spatial problems and dyscalculia. I can do the first question, but it take me longer than other parts. I also can’t remember numbers or counting back with 7. But when this was discovered I just got my propedeuse econometrics, cum laude. So not dement.
I’m 67.
This is literally what they said in the video
@@NateNate60 Yeah, but this is for the Trumpists who swear this has to do with some kind of bias when it's just science. Nice to hear from someone who can confirm the symptoms first hand.
Jannet Berends, you are right, the test is not difficult but the test Trump took was a loaded test, loaded in Trump's favour that is. The five words that he continuously brags about being able to remember are related in that person, man, woman means that you only have to remember the word person and the other two will be easy to recall and TV and camera are obviously related especially to a TV host as Trump once was. The test taken by the two employees shown in this video used a proper sequence of unrelated words, and no I can't remember them. Trump cheating on his test again?
John LaFever I removed my answer to you. I thought you were serious. But you didn’t react. You attacked.
And Trump is not a president. You only think he is.
@John LaFever wow, hurt are we? The insults are superfluous you could have made your point without them. What if Ms Berends is not an American like me, is he still President?
Remember how he claimed that "All these doctors at the CDC" asked "How do you know so much about this" referring to COVID
When he later suggested giving a flu vaccine and injecting disinfectant?
😂😂 yup. When I was listening to that press conference on the radio my first thought was "wtf is this lunatic talking about? Disinfectant in the body? UV lights in the lungs?"
My second thought was: I bet they're going to spin this as "that's not what he meant..." "He's trying to find solutions..."
"Fake news... Never happened."
I was not disappointed.
I thought the Bleach Diet was a winner...
I don’t know why he’s bragging about being all there, he can use dementia as a defence when he’s indicted.
That ship sailed. Everyone knows he's as dumb as a box of hammers.
"Biden has tendency of tripping over his words and going on rambling stories."
Have you guys read a Trump transcript? Lol
MrGameadd1ct i did. And he had the best words. Tremendous words. Not. 🤣
@@knietiefimdispo2458 I have... and you know i do... the best... some say the best... I say thr best... the best words
If you watch Trump at 1.5 speed he actually sounds almost normal.
I had the displeasure of having to write one.... let's just say I didn't want to hang out with anyone for the rest of the day.
Hey, so do I! This not an indication of any problems with my brain, I take time to say what I believe to be true.
Trump, on the other hand, has deteriorated recently, while Biden seems much as normal. Trump sounds like a small child choosing which lie will work best with mama.
Since I started having mini-strokes about 15 years ago I was taking this test the exact same test 6 times. For one thing they never give you words that are similar it's more like ball table cat leaf Etc. And if you're in your right mind all the questions are easy and I'm sorry but I've never counted 35 questions
I seriously doubt that Trump could pass anything close to that test.
I took it a few years ago,the most difficult patr was drawing a clock. Hardly a sign of great mental prowess.
I'm 86 and have to do one every year to keep my driving licence. My doc has to sign off on it completely and tells me my scores
It's really easy - the only one I had to think about was spelling 'world' backwards. Try doing it
quickly when you are on the spot. I'm in Australia where it is compulsory after age 75 or 80. Scary to.think of people with dementia driving unsafely in the US.
H
One senile old man accusing another senile old man of being a senile old man
To be fair, even if Trump is senile (and I doubt that very much), he is clearly much less senile than Biden. Still way worse president though.
Astir01 you really can’t take away voting rights by age, without cementing their rights to proper care, and making sure that they will never be neglected. :)
Astir01 problem is that the elderly would be a group that it could quickly become very convenient for politicians to ignore when they can’t vote. :)
The problem with “as long as you pay taxes” is that you can work and pay taxes whenever you want :)
Astir01 everyone that isn’t young any more, has been at some point, and is well aware of their own decision making capabilities at earlier stages of life.
Also, the young will eventually age into voting rights, and most will have parents or other adult looking out for their interests.
I don’t mind moving the age down to 16, but that needs to be followed up by schools giving kids the chance to build up the tools and confidence to make informed decisions. :)
@Astir01 That would be fine by me if I can opt out. I'd happily give up my right to vote if I can give up the right to pay taxes. Voting rarely goes my way, anyway, so I fail to see what the trade-off is doing for my benefit.
Person man woman camera tv...
That's correct if the question was name 5 things infront of you
Though not the same order
@@ziploc2000 lmao. no bonus points for them. Not that there are bonus points but that is pretty great that they got it in the incorrect order.
He's pointing at them and looks at the camera. This is a setup.
lol
Reporter microphone ground tree hands!!..absolutely transparent unless your in his cult
I would NEVER call trump a “gentleman “. Nor should anyone else!
“If Donald Trump becomes our candidate, he will destroy us, and we’ll deserve it.” - Lindsey Graham 2016
Yet I just saw him on an ad worried about the losing the Senate.
I'd love SNL to redo that ad. "Fuck it. You guys elected Trump. You deserve at least 4 years of a stacked Democratic government." "At least they believe in science."
Graham has been in congress for 17 years and it appears the only accomplishments he has to his name is collecting a salary.
@@miketodd3872 Isn't that most republicans? They couldn't even repeal Obamacare after screaming about it for 8 years. In 2021-22 the Dems will get more done than all of the Bush and Trump administrations put together.
@@JungleEd17 That is my fear, then the entire US will become Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, just to name a few of the Democratic war zones the they have allowed. If the Democrats hadn't spent the last 4 years trying to impeach Trump he too would have been allowed to do great things. Hell the Democrats can't even pass a stimulus bill to benefit the citizens without including huge sums of money to bail out the poorly run Democrat cities or funds funneled into groups that turn around and donate it back to party. The Democrat party is in it for themselves and have no desire to help the citizens, unless they are illegals and that is only becasue they will add to their base. Guess that ran out of dead people to cast their mail in votes. As for getting things done in 2021-2022 if they get in, cashless society, mandatory vaccines, massive weapon restriction for citizens since criminals have no problem finding weapons. Yep all the fun stuff right out of 1984. I hope if the Biden who will be replace by his VP the first year gets in the Reps pull the same impeachment shit for the next 4 years.
@@miketodd3872 Out of curiosity, what media to your consume? (me: NPR, the Atlantic, the CZcams subscriptions you can see, Wikipidea, Al Jeez era)
0:36 Morgan Freeman as President is fully in line with my french vanilla fantasy. I approve of this.
Yeah but then we all know he will be the guy in office when a giant comet smashes into the Atlantic
@@dojokonojo or a ufo invasion
Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho for president! Its the only option.
OK I know he's an actor but when he played the President in Deep Impact he was more believable, dignified and impressive than the current incumbent.
@@dojokonojo -Quick and easy unlike the slow death Trump has for us.
bragging about passing a cognitive test is in itself a failure to pass a cognitive test, or it should be.
I took the test right after a stroke. I missed one word "penny". So, congratulations, he barely beat a guy who JUST had a stroke.
Why can’t trump remember that he didn’t run against Obama
@Kaptain Kid The people need to get off their asses and vote. Too many sat home in 2016.
@Kaptain Kid You're only saying that because he won, you would be singing a different tune if the EC had gone to Killery.
@@miketodd3872 I don't care who won, I still opt for abolishing the electoral college. It is an anachronism and has no place in a modern democracy. So please stop putting words in our mouths. You have no idea how we think. One other thing: I notice that republicans (including your boss) like to call people names. How immature is that? Please grow up. Oh wait, that behaviour is approved by your tribe, so never mind. Carry on, children...
Kaptain Kid because he did win
@@markguzewski5430 the electoral college being abolished would take the voice from nearly every state, presidential candidates would only have to campaign in cities and would win. All of France can fit in Texas alone twice over, the states are absolutely massive, the college makes sense for the states, if you can't make an argument for something , that is a good indicator you don't know enough about it
The important factor is they now have certification that he is NOT senile....therefore this excuse cannot be used to avoid any trials that may be coming up.......just saying
That is a very good point Cinders. Get the moron into court as soon as you vote him out and have him charged with manslaughter of in excess of 156,000 people.
President needs to make quick decisions. Trump does this on occasion, he just changes his mind the next day and insists he never said it.
Pretty much like any management job... You can work 80h a week to be ahead of everything or you can scream at your employees on the rare occasions you're in office, having a break from golfing...
It took him over 15 minutes to do the test
Lori, in another time and with another President your statement would have been a funny joke not taken seriously. How bad is the USA electing a man who actually does behave like that.
Sounds like Biden
Person, woman, man, camera, Epstein didn't kill himself.
At his rally’s he could sing Old McDonand and get a standing ovation, and they would call it genius. We’ve all seen the people at his rally’s…and now that so many have been arrested we’ve learned much more. The stupidity is horrifying, but living with Mom when you’re grown does tell a story.
I have seen the guy "dance". There are things that cannot be unseen, but should be.
Remember we he also had inherited great genes and was as healthy as a young man, the doctor lied then also.
Person, woman, man, camera TV. I did it! I'm qualified to be president too!
hand nylon park carrot yellow
@@christelheadington1136 great! You can be VP
@@tassie9641 You got my vote!
You got them in order so you get extra points. Yay.
If AOC is qualified for the House anyone with the IQ of 3 is qualified for any government job.
Congrats. You're not a 70 year old Alzheimer patient
In fact, while the video claims Trump passed, we have no independent source to confirm that's true. The only source we have is Trump himself, and anyone else in a position to say otherwise would probably be committing a confidentiality offence to say so.
So did he pass? Well, he doesn't seem to remember/understand what that word-memory section of the test was about.
You certainly don't get extra points for putting the words in order, which is the normal mnemonic way of remembering things. It's how we can remember a series of seven-digit numbers in the form of people's phone numbers.
And you don't get extra points at both the first and later stages.
So whether he aced thetest or not will probably never be known, but he certainly didn't ace the recall of the test.
No, White House Doctor Ronney Jackson administered the MOCA test to Trump in 2018. He is the same doctor who served under Obama. He also gave a press conference to the press regarding Trump's mental and physical health.
@@charndeepbhangoo7556 : And?...
@@AlanHope2013 : He can't remember the name of the test, nor who administered it nor when, nor how many questions... Cadet BoneSpurs J. RampSlide got an "F-" but you won't see his results "because they're under audit", just like his taxes, right?
@@jacksp1787 Yeah, because it he took it 2 years ago. And the test results were announced 2 years ago (czcams.com/video/Svwjau7lvSE/video.html).
It got much more serious very quickly! We're still dealing with this ignoramus in 2024!!
Let's talk about each candidate's baseline. Biden has shown himself to be intelligent and empathetic. Trump?? He's always been emotionally stunted and narcissistic, and not that bright.
What planet do you live on ?
they both suck imo, biden has been caught copying a british prime minister's speech. if i could vote, i still wouldn't.
"biden has shown himself to be intelligent" i hope you arent being serious lol
Biden can drive a car. Not sure about trump.
@@gur262 because hes a president and presidents arent allowed to drive
Basically, he matriculated for kindergarten.
👍😂
I hear he also did very well at colouring-in, where he got extra points for staying inside the lines.
@Steven Austin lol, I stand corrected!
I love that Trump's examples that he comes up with are "Person, Woman, Man" - three words that are heavily related, and then "Camera, TV", another pair of heavily related words. He's not exactly coming up with difficult examples.
He was naming objects he was seeing around him at the moment, that much was obvious. In other words, he was cheating, like he usually does.
@@Kamamura2 Oh yeah, I didn't even consider that
Where does Bob Dylan live these days?
Why would anyone keep trying to convince people that you're not insane ? By taking a test giving to a Third grader 😮😮
Synopsis of TEST results = HE IS STILL FREE TO grab them by the nookie (smile)!
But let's see his college test scores. I'm guessing he got letters D, F, and not one clappable A. Well, he may have gotten an A in toileting, but maybe not. He probably pissed all over the toilet back then, too.
Spoiler alert: He bought off people to take his tests for him, as well as do most all his school work. He's an actual narcissistic moron. Failure in business, failure in life, yet the president of the US.
Doesn’t want us to see college records, tax returns, possible pee pee tapes. What is he hiding? Hmmmmmmm🤔🤔🤔🤔🤥🤥🤥😛😕😷😷😷🇨🇦
@@GetRealBaby 'Failure in business' lol he has more money then ur family ever will
@@anthonyschlessman1848
failed Trump magazines (five of them)
failed Trump steaks
failed Trump vodka
failed Trump airlines
failed Trump Taj Mahal
failed Trump marina
failed Trump Plaze
failed Trump University
failed Trump Mortgage
failed Trump Trumpnet
failed Trump football league
failed marriages (two of them)
failed response to Covid-19
failed response to economic collapse
failed to win popular vote in 2016
failed president
etc., etc., etc
Father, Fred Trump, a convicted felon who spent time in prison, gave Donny $413 million, yet he stupidly and carelessly squandered much of that but still is worth $100 million.
Trump = Failure
And in November 2020, he'll be yet another failure.
Having money your daddy gives you does not make you a success, but squandering it does make you a failure.
I have 7 figures in the bank, not a penny of it came from my family.
Wake up Anthony, you're part of a cult, the Trump cult, and it, too, will end up in failure.
@@GetRealBaby looool, he has more money now then he got, a real failure would have no money, look back 7 years and you will see all the news channels had different views of him
It's embarrassing that Trump is making an issue out of this stupid cognitive test, and even stupider that the general public are making a bigger issue out of it.
Such a dumb subject...
Donald Trump didn't make an issue of it. Members of the media are. Or, do you think this is Donald Trump's website? If, Trump made an issue of it he would be entitled. Considering, questioning his mental health has been part of the left's bullying of him for over four years now.
@@ebonysaintz9581 it was Trump who made an issue of it when he brought it up in his interview on Fox News. I assume that you know the 'test' took place two years ago and nobody would have known about it if he hadn't bragged about acing it.
@@ebonysaintz9581 Literally nobody made any issue of it, until Trump started bragging about it constantly, often out of the blue while in completely different context. And its not the test itself, that worries me. Its how he clearly still does not understand, what kind of test it is, and what it shows. Its how hes feeling the need to go totally overboard "they were AMAZED, I did so well", as if he needs reassurance, while at the same time meaning if they were amazed, its coz they expected him to show cognitive decline. And its how his total lack of understanding and constant prattling about it shows some serious mental and intellectual problems, that very likely has nothing to do with cognitive decline, but are a lot more worrying.
Such a stupid issue that Karuken Complex had to post a comment.
Is it wrong to call out trump for another one of his disinformation? If he's going to soft toss it, we're going to hit it out
It's 2024 and this popped up on my YT feed. I remember when this happened-- it was so ridiculous. But at the time I never saw the whole test. Thanks for showing it, as well as explaining all the background and purposes of it. BTW, your "Name The Animal Merch" link is no long viable. Is it no longer available? (I just wanted to see what was written in the small print.)
Yeah, passing the test is good. It means that you don't have severe mental issues. It should be passed without issues by anyone who doesn't have severe mental issues. It's not an achievement
No, memory issues don't equal mental issues.
@@christelheadington1136 I think he meant cognitive issues but said mental. He means the same you do.
To who is Bob Dylan married to today?
@@christelheadington1136 the test screens for mental issues
@@Daye04 -Only certain mental issues, certainly does not cover personality disorders, though the Wallace interview, certainly did.
Question: why did he take the test?
Answer: because someone thought he is demented! ( Ok, every thinking citizen knew that already!)
I work with slightly metally disabled teens and we do a memorietest with them when they come to us. Many of them manage to remember around 5 to 8 out of 10 words and a lot of them can tell them in order. So hearing him talking about thinks like "noone gets it in order but for me it was no problem" and bragging about remembering 5 words in order makes me laugh.
He thinks he’s the best of the best. Never could stand a braggart.
Unless they are 4 years old, then it's fine.
4:42 you said, "Person, woman, camera, TV", and completely skipped, "man". I don't know if that was on purpose but that is hilarious! No wonder Jack didn't take the test himself hahaha
Rekt
He was listing things he groped...the man groped him back.
The cognitive test doesn’t measure a person’s IQ, since Trumps IQ is 12, he doesn’t understand
I thought his IQ was 45, my bad.
His IQ is at least 75.
@@dschledermann I think you're being generous.
I actually took a cognitive test a while ago after a traffic accident (insurance protocol) anyways are not hard in any sense, actually i think mostly anyone Even an average 6 years old kid can. Those tests are not designed to meassure intelligence, are designed to find short term memory lost and sometimes early brain damage. If someone has memory lost detected by the test then You do other things to find the root of the problem but the initial test is just a tool to find other potential problems. Passing it is routine not a feat.
So, “person, woman, man, camera, TV” weren’t the words on the test. It makes sense that those words wouldn’t have been used, because they suggest each other. The words should be completely irrelevant to each other.
vwank35 - These are words he can relate to...camera, tv.
Toni Stokes Yep.
Raigou - No this is not a hate Trump syndrome. Simply facts. If Trump thinks this is an intelligence test he is truly delusional. It is used to evaluate cognitive abilities to determine if a person has had a brain injury or has the inset of dementia or Alzheimers. It will be proven he has it, like Reagan, once he has left office.
Raigou He implied that that word sequence was from the test. Also, if he “made it up on the spot,” why did he keep repeating it every time he told the story? Like he had rehearsed it.
Raigou - he referred to his intelligence after taking this test the first time, a year or so ago. Listen to the man speak. He can not make a full sentences. He repeats himself like a tele-tubby. I do not hate the man. I just recognize like so many, including world leaders and more than 100 psychiatrists that he is mentally unfit to do the job.
Trump claimed the test was hard, but he aced it! The fact that someone thought the test was necessary has always been the frightening but not surprising aspect to his mango nightmare.